1to take, remove:
(
s.xiiim?;
MS: s.xiii3/4
)
li aplaniez le bras contremont […] por retorner le sanc qui fu
ameu de venir a la plaie
ii 28
(
a.1323
)
ele
amova ses biens al Chastell’ de C.
116
♦
to remove (from office):
(
1469
)
le pleintif ne recovera damagez forque pur demi an quar l’encumbent serra
amové
i 128
♦
to take away, steal:
(
1321-22
)
le manoir de W. fust robbé e ses bleetz destrutz e ses chivaux
amovez
i 387
3to move:
(
1307-10
)
le fist
amover autrefoiz hors de cele prison a Loundre
263.19
4also_fig. to produce, stir up:
(
s.xiii2/4;
MS: s.xiii3/4
)
Et face l’en manger devant eux
(=those devoid of appetite) unes genz qui manguent de grant talent por
amovoir en eux […] l’apetite de manger
i 210
(
1406
)
certeines persones […] par leur fauxes informations a leurs povoirs fait
[
sic]
amoesver a ce les coers de voz foialx lieges
iii 575
5to bring before (?):
(
1343-50
)
sire N. de la B. fust trovee et
amovee au roy
84.26
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amover (s.xiii2/4)